Nick·Fury is not sure whether his guess about He-El is correct, but eventually someone needs to be wary of He-El.
Especially Nick·Fury already feels that he cannot completely trust He-El.
At the same time, he needs someone who is equally vigilant about He-El for verification and help.
Stephen·Strange is a good tool to use.
When Stephen·Strange and Ancient One came to S.H.I.E.L.D. for the first time, Stephen·Strange also had great praise, appreciation and sincere admiration for He-El.
After Ancient One died, Stephen·Strange directly and repeatedly strongly opposed He-El from taking Reality Stone. Among them, there was inevitably some information that he did not know.
Nick·Fury thought about it, and used the simplest method to go directly to Stephen·Strange's room.
"I don't have time to deal with you. If Director Fury is okay, please don't disturb me." In the room, Stephen·Strange sat cross-legged on the bed, crossing his hands and fingers. He made a strange posture, closed his eyes, and was using tracking magic based on the breath left by Thor. He sensed the arrival of Nick·Fury outside the door and said something indifferent and emotionless.
"I won't disturb you for a long time. We are on the same side." Nick·Fury used his identity as director to open the electronic lock, walked straight in, looked at Stephen·Strange on the bed, and said, "You can continue to maintain this posture, I just came to ask you something."
Stephen·Strange was silent for a while.
He now feels that he is not on the same side as Avengers.
At least He-El's proposition and some Avengers agree with He-El's behavior, which creates differences between Stephen·Strange.
Under such circumstances, when he had not yet established a good relationship with Avengers, such serious differences arose, which made him vaguely feel that he was getting further and further away from Avengers.
"Ask." Stephen·Strange said after being silent for a while.
"Why would you prevent He-El from getting Reality Stone and resist He-El from using the realization gem." Nick·Fury stared at Stephen·Strange.
The behavior of Stephen·Strange also makes Nick·Fury suspicious.
When he first came to S.H.I.E.L.D. and had a meeting with Avengers members, he still agreed with He-El and had some admiration for He-El.
No one knew that Stephen·Strange at that time even thought that He-El was the one who could change Thanos's plan to destroy half of all life in the universe and stop Thanos in the future.
He-El is an anomaly, a variable, and an important figure who will change the established future.
Previously Stephen·Strange thought so and had expectations for He-El.
But after Ancient One died, Stephen·Strange directly opposed He-El's contact with Reality Stone and He-El's use of Reality Stone.
The difference in expression between the two before and after made Nick·Fury feel strange.
Nick·Fury believes that Stephen·Strange must know some information about He-El, so he directly opposes He-El's contact with Reality Stone.
Nick·Fury wants to know more.
Stephen·Strange seems to be afraid of He-El.
Why are you suddenly afraid of He-El?
After Ancient One died, why was there such a big difference between Stephen and Strange?
After hearing Nick·Fury's question, the gestures of Stephen·Strange's hands stagnated, stopped the tracking spell, opened his closed eyes, stretched out his legs from sitting cross-legged, and glanced at Nick·Fury with his open eyes.
"The same front... is that so?" Stephen·Strange understood what Nick·Fury said, and asked calmly, "You are suspicious of He-El, right?"
"I can't say I'm suspicious, I just don't understand He-El's behavior and your motivation for strongly opposing He-El." Nick·Fury refused to accept suspicion. "He-El wants to get Reality Stone too strongly and is in vain for the earth."
"Then I understand, you and I are indeed on the same side, and the same side retains doubts about He-El." Stephen·Strange stood up and faced Nick·Fury walked forward, stretched out his right hand, and wanted to press the center of Nick·Fury's eyebrows with his right thumb.
Nick·Fury looked at Stephen·Strange who was approaching him. He moved slightly and took a step back with a frown, letting Stephen·Strange's right hand's thumb that was pressing between his eyebrows miss.
"What do you want to do?" Nick·Fury said with a frown.
"Let you see the future that I have seen." Stephen·Strange said with a heavy face. He took a step forward and still pressed his right thumb towards Nick·Fury.
Nick·Fury's body stiffened for a moment, his eyes were slightly surprised, and then he was pressed down by Stephen·Strange's right thumb.
'Boom!!!'
Nick·Fury immediately felt that a huge continuous picture was transmitted from the center of his eyebrows and began to play in his brain.
He stood there stunned, his eyes empty, and the mind-shaking scene appeared in his mind. It was as if he had entered a movie in real life, watching many familiar Avengers members pass through his body, and they were constantly fighting.
"Before Ancient One died, he sent me a message, reminding me 'Don't believe He-El'." Stephen·Strange ignored Nick·Fury.
Now Nick·Fury is browsing the precognitive dreams he has watched, with a heavy expression on his face and strong suspicion, and said:
"I even suspect that Ancient One's death was controlled by the cooperation of He-El and Dormammu."
Stephen·Strange also saw He-El's reaction after Reality Stone was taken away by Odin.
He-El's behavior of racing against time to take back Reality Stone is quite irrational, and it is quite strange to ignore the earth.
Everyone saw what He-El did.
He-El takes responsibility for the earth as his reason. No one has any reason to blame him, and no one can stop him.
At that time, Stephen·Strange had more speculations. He suspected that Ancient One's death was controlled by He-El.
It was obviously Dormammu who killed Ancient One, but Ancient One also reminded him, 'Don't believe He-El'. This kind of last words is very strange.
Between Dormammu and Ancient One, there is also a He-El mixed in.
He-El has also seen Dormammu before.
"It's very simple. As long as we create an opportunity for Dormammu to see He-El, we will know the truth." Nick·Fury recovered from the side, his eyes gradually revealed a deep look from the shock, and said calculatingly:
"Only in this way can we know whether He-El is worth trusting.
He is a person who does not belong to this world."
Stephen·Strange pondered and said, "Yes, but not now. Now I want to go up to Asgard, prevent He-El from getting Reality Stone, and persuade Odin to take custody of Reality Stone."
Nick·Fury nodded and said solemnly, "I'll wait for you."
After saying that, Nick·Fury left Stephen·Strange's room, went straight back to the director's office, and took out the brainwave contact lens given by He-El from his one eye with a heavy look on his face.